[22p-A404-1~8] 8.5 Plasma phenomena, emerging area of plasmas and their new applications

△ [22p-A404-3] Reduction of iron phthalocyanine / graphene oxide composites using atmospheric pressure plasma

〇(M1C)Fuka Hayakawa¹, Ikumi Ohsawa¹, Takahiro Saida¹, Takayuki Ohta¹ (1.Meijo Univ.)

Keywords:atmospheric pressure plasma, reduction treatment, iron phthalocyanine / graphene oxide

In this study, the reduction treatment of iron phthalocyanine / graphene oxide (FePc/GO), which is a non-platinum catalyst, was performed using an atmospheric pressure plasma jet, for the application of polymer electrolyte fuel cells. From the electrochemical measurement results, the oxidation-reduction potential of FePc / GO increased by the plasma reduction. This result indicates that the catalytic activity was improved. XPS measurement confirmed that the oxygen functional group of FePc / GO was removed by the plasma reduction.